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The airbox, nose assembly and cockpit cover are all removable so I might display the model occasionally with those taken off.RM1 attached the following image(s):
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Incredible job and detail a credit to you Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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Another project joining the Mclaren collection RM1 attached the following image(s):
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Amazing work, what a beautiful finished build Steve
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stevie_o wrote:Amazing work, what a beautiful finished build Steve Many thanks Steve.
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Malc, I am seriously impressed with this, she's an absolute stunner!!
The paint finish and the level of detail is exquisite. You must be so pleased and proud with what you've achieved and I think that having spoken to you often in the past and you saying how you've only gotten into modelling F1 a mere 2-3 years ago, I can only say that you learn fast and this standard is as good as any I've seen? Have a great big pat on the back from me mate!!
I think you should tackle the DeAg MP4/4 next?!
Kev
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I have enjoyed following you building this, the level of detail you have put in is fantastic. I have to agree with Kev the paint and detail is exquisite.
Interested to hear what you plan to do next
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Hi Malc, I've been following your build from the start & you've done a first rate job & it looks amazing. I was wondering did you build the 1:24 scale McLaren MP4-25 awhile ago? I'm about to start building it & I need some advice on what spray on undercoat to use & what silver finish spray to use. Any help is much appreciated. Well done on your build. Stu.
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Fantastic... Stunning detail, the wiring and plumbing is awesome. Building the MP4/4!
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ModelMania wrote:Malc, I am seriously impressed with this, she's an absolute stunner!!
The paint finish and the level of detail is exquisite. You must be so pleased and proud with what you've achieved and I think that having spoken to you often in the past and you saying how you've only gotten into modelling F1 a mere 2-3 years ago, I can only say that you learn fast and this standard is as good as any I've seen? Have a great big pat on the back from me mate!!
I think you should tackle the DeAg MP4/4 next?!
Kev Thanks Kev, pat on back accepted
As for the next project.. I have something in mind. The local MP4/4 subscription has started but as yet no deliveries so I'll have to pass the time with something.
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davetwin wrote:I have enjoyed following you building this, the level of detail you have put in is fantastic. I have to agree with Kev the paint and detail is exquisite.
Interested to hear what you plan to do next Thanks Davetwin. appreciate the comments. Malc.
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Simply stunning work and a well deserved outstanding build yellow medal
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Stupot wrote:Hi Malc, I've been following your build from the start & you've done a first rate job & it looks amazing. I was wondering did you build the 1:24 scale McLaren MP4-25 awhile ago? I'm about to start building it & I need some advice on what spray on undercoat to use & what silver finish spray to use. Any help is much appreciated. Well done on your build. Stu. Hi Stu, the MP4/25 is a great little kit from Revell. I did build it while waiting for parts for the Deag MP4/23. It was my first attempt at an off the shelf kit. My build diary is deep in the archive, somewhere around mid 2013 I think. I used tamiya paints on the body. TS83 metallic silver over Tamiya Gloss black ( TS 14 i think). That silver is something like three times the price of a normal TS can ( in SA anyway)and I see it's had some bad reviews. I found, however, that I could get a really good finish if I dusted a very light coat over the shiney black. I did 6 or 7 very fine coats. It's like the Alclad chrome which if you "over do it" then it just becomes dull. I'd recommend that you experiment on some plastic spoons or similar. The parts were first primed with Tamiya fine surface primer (white). Good luck. Malc.
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Tomick wrote:Simply stunning work and a well deserved outstanding build yellow medal
When I can get the forum system to award it Oh my goodness, I wasn't expecting that Mr. T. Thank you very much. Malc.
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Phil wrote:Fantastic... Stunning detail, the wiring and plumbing is awesome. Thanks Phil. Much appreciated comments. Malc.
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Thanks Malc for the paint advice & well done on your build, it looks fantastic. Well done. Stu
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RM1 wrote:Tomick wrote:Simply stunning work and a well deserved outstanding build yellow medal
When I can get the forum system to award it Oh my goodness, I wasn't expecting that Mr. T. Thank you very much. Malc. Very well deserved Malc, she is a truly fantastic model with stunning attention to detail, fantastic absolutely love it Regards Dan Built - MP4/23, Zero, Deagostini Falcon, Model Airways 1903 Wright Flyer, Senna Mp4/4. Working - Mclaren M23 1/8th scale to complement the Deagostini MP4/23 & Mp4/4 on the bench, Model Airways Sopwith Camel.
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Absolutely stunning build.It is so hard to get a great gloss white finish and you have done it perfectly.Outstanding model
Carl
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darbyvet wrote:Absolutely stunning build.It is so hard to get a great gloss white finish and you have done it perfectly.Outstanding model
Carl
Thanks Carl. Your right, the White paint job was very challenging. Malc.
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